Sources of electricity: an energy quiz. It takes a diversity of energy sources to help ensure Americaâs electricity supply is reliable. Watch this energy quiz to learn what these energy sources are and which ones the U.S. relies on most.
Causes of Milia. Causes of Milia. Milia is caused by flakes of dead skin that become trapped on the surface of the skin. It is not known why milia develops in some people and not others. To research the causes of Milia, consider researching the causes of these these diseases that may be similar, or associated with Milia:
My newborn has tiny white bumps on her nose and cheeks. Â© Biophoto Associates / Photo Researchers, Inc. They're called milia. They're harmless and they're very common â about 40 to 50 percent of newborn babies get them, most often on the upper cheeks, nose, or chin.Some babies have just a few, and others have many of them.octors recommend that you not put any creams or ointments on the milia. And don't try to squeeze these pimple-like bumps to make them go away faster â that could cause scarring. Vigorous washing and scrubbing isn't a good idea either: It won't help and it could irritate your baby's sensitive skin.